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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1971
Page
8
Hugh Downs surveys human evolution and reflective consciousness noting that competition must evolve into cooperation. He argues religion and philosophy arise from survival versus spiritual urges and predicts a coming "new man" amid global thought currents and cultural movements.
Hattie Louise Castro of Herrin was selected from five Evansville contenders to appear in the April Parent Magazine. A first grader and baton tap dancer, she previously modeled in Spotlight magazine at age three and will start modeling lessons in Mt. Vernon this spring.
A New York Times critique of Richard Brautigan’s Revenge of the Lawn: stories 1962 1970. Anatole Broyard notes the collection’s brevity and variety from brief vignettes to longer pieces, praising some moments while deeming others offbeat or clumsy. Brautigan’s relaxed observer voice is highlighted as defining the book’s charm and flaws.
The Nixon administration unveils a nationwide drive to shut off federal Medicaid funds from substandard nursing homes. Elliott L Richardson warns DC and 7 states risk loss of funds if they fix deficient nursing home certification by February 1. The House Appropriations Committee approves 9.5 million to bolster Medicaid eligibility inspections.
A reviewer characterizes a book reviewer as an odd looking man with long hair and granny glasses who perceives and reflects deeply, suggesting he offers a compelling answer to living in the present.
Advertises Odrinex tiny tablets claiming fat loss without diet or exercise. Guarantees refund if no results and lists prices 3.25 and 5.25. Sold by multiple Rexall stores in Carbondale Herrin Murphysboro and via mail orders.
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